How were members chosen to join the junta?

Members of a junta are typically chosen based on their military rank, loyalty to the leadership, and political alignment. Often, high-ranking officers are selected for their strategic experience and ability to maintain control over the armed forces. In some cases, membership may also be influenced by personal connections, ideological compatibility, or the need to balance different factions within the military or political landscape. Ultimately, the selection process is usually designed to ensure that the junta can effectively consolidate power and implement its agenda.